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01-23-20, 05:46 AM
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Yes, spoke calculators are handy but with a thick wooden rim it’s a bit more complicated. I’ll go local, buying single spokes until it fits. What also complicates things is the nipple must be a minimum of 3/4” or 19mm which is todays maximum and not available most places (though few offer them). Also, spoke thread lengths 122 years ago were far more generous in length than today.
I had thought they were old stock only. They are needed also for building wood filled rims, which I have, but don't have enough nipples for all of them. The DT 16mm nipples are possible but hard to work with.
01-23-20, 06:53 AM
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Do you have a source for current production nipples 19mm long?
I had thought they were old stock only. They are needed also for building wood filled rims, which I have, but don't have enough nipples for all of them. The DT 16mm nipples are possible but hard to work with.
I had thought they were old stock only. They are needed also for building wood filled rims, which I have, but don't have enough nipples for all of them. The DT 16mm nipples are possible but hard to work with.
01-23-20, 07:26 AM
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01-23-20, 07:36 AM
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20 mm wooden wheel spokes and washers
ERGAL alloy nipples - 15G 1.8 mm - SUPERLIGHT
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1 nipple weights: 0.4 GRAMSNipples and washers for spoke mounting
Magento Themes Magento Themes Magento Themes Magento Extensions*Spokes holes number Choose an Option...28 holes32 holes36 holes40 holes*Indicate required washer type
- FOR STANDARD TUBULAR AND PNEUMATIC/CLINCHER RIM
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Qty:Add to Cart1 nipple weights: 0.4 GRAMS Nipples and washers for spoke mounting Bag contains same number of nipples and washers Nipple length: 20.0 mm Nipple gauge diameter: 6 mm Nipple internal screw diameter available in: 15G 1.8 mm Washer diameter - round type for plain wood not elliptical for carbon Ultimate: 10 mm Nipples are made of ergal aluminium alloy while washers of steel Available for 28,32,36,40 spokes holes
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01-24-20, 08:38 AM
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ERGAL alloy nipples - 15G 1.8 mm - SUPERLIGHT
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1 nipple weights: 0.4 GRAMSNipples and washers for spoke mounting
Magento Themes Magento Themes Magento Themes Magento Extensions*Spokes holes number Choose an Option...28 holes32 holes36 holes40 holes*Indicate required washer type
- FOR STANDARD TUBULAR AND PNEUMATIC/CLINCHER RIM
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Excl. Tax: €21.10Incl. Tax: €25.74
Qty:Add to Cart1 nipple weights: 0.4 GRAMS Nipples and washers for spoke mounting Bag contains same number of nipples and washers Nipple length: 20.0 mm Nipple gauge diameter: 6 mm Nipple internal screw diameter available in: 15G 1.8 mm Washer diameter - round type for plain wood not elliptical for carbon Ultimate: 10 mm Nipples are made of ergal aluminium alloy while washers of steel Available for 28,32,36,40 spokes holes
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01-27-20, 08:55 PM
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Wheel building. This project is a rolling classroom study. Hope to have them finished and on the bike in the next 2 weeks. The black spokes look cool, even my wife says so.
01-30-20, 12:03 PM
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01-30-20, 02:30 PM
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I don't get it -- Santa brought you a concealed carry cert? 
(Hmm, is Santa certified to carry? Y'never know....)
Okay, back on topic -- +10 on the black spokes, and the wheel build in general. Best way-back machine trip ever.
(Hmm, is Santa certified to carry? Y'never know....)
Okay, back on topic -- +10 on the black spokes, and the wheel build in general. Best way-back machine trip ever.
01-30-20, 03:23 PM
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You never know about some Santa’s around this state.
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01-30-20, 08:46 PM
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Ok, last pic of the project before a new thread on the reveal. Wheels turned out well, tomorrow will have tires.
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